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Health Benefits of MOROCCAN Green Tea With Mint:

Humans have brewed tea for more than 5,000 years. Green tea has traditionally been associated with good health, and many modern scientists agree; the drink's powers come from substances called flavonoids; these act as antioxidants, according to Harvard Health Publications; the addition of mint to green tea gives it added calming properties and to get the most benefit from green tea with mint, drink it every day over a long period.

Reduced Cancer Risk:  

Green tea is linked with reduced rates of colon cancer, prostate cancer and several other types of cancer, according to the University of Michigan Health Center. Polyphenols present in the tea may prevent or kill off some cancerous cells, helping slow the progression of existing cancers, it rates available scientific evidence for a decreased cancer risk two stars out of three, that means there is no conclusive evidence, but some studies point to a health benefit.

Digestion: Mint, in particular peppermint, aids digestion; that means drinking it after meals or snacks can help soothe your stomach and avoid gas, a sore belly or constipation; in the July 2007 edition of Harvard Medical School's HealthBeat newsletter focused on some of peppermint's benefits; these include soothing the symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome. The menthol in the peppermint may create a cooling sensation in the gut and other forms of mint also contain menthol, so most types of green tea with mint offer these digestive benefits.

Weight Loss: Green tea may increase metabolism; this in turn helps burn fat in the body and reduce your weight; a lower weight has frequently been linked with having fewer health problems and a longer lifespan; drinking caffeinated green tea helps with weight loss in overweight and slightly obese people, according to the researchs.

Liver Problems: Green tea's antioxidant properties appear to help protect the liver from some conditions, it suggests that drinking about 10 cups of green tea daily can reduce the chances of liver disorders in men; it also claims that several tests link the substance catechin found in green tea with the ability to decrease liver swelling from viral hepatitis; however, green tea was given in concentrated doses.

Heart and Circulation: Green tea appears to have several heart-friendly properties, harvard Health Publications states that green tea antioxidants help block the bad form of cholesterol, LDL; alongside that, the antioxidants may decrease hypertension, a condition linked with heart attacks, by up to 65 percent.